Daily Republican., 1887-03-25

Rssstcd Aiivs-No Reduction In Goal
Exports ana Irnports-Broke Through
Bridgo-A Train Coilision-Found
Dend.

6sastcd Aiivs-No Reduction In Goal
Exports and Imports Broke Through
Bridgo-A Train Coilision--F ound
Dead
The steamer Belgi ut San FrAncisco,
iThursday, from China and Japan, brings
news Of q tragedy at Hisip Shib, near
Hangkow, China. "Over 800 tramps
appeared In the village, and the inhabi.
tants. greatly irritated BY their pres.
ence, inveigled the whole body OF tram ps
into the temple, and during the night
set IRE to the ediHce. Only 40 of the
tramps escaped from the blazing build.
ing; the remainder having been burned
TO DEATH"
A meeting Of coal managers will be
held In New York on the 18th inst. to
discuss prices and decide ON the
schedules for the coming seaeou. at
10 stated on good authority, however,
that no reduction will be made, the I'd
vance In tolls made necessary by the
provisions of the Inter State Com merce
OIL rendering 1t impossible to make
any concessions In the selling price,"
The total value of tho exports from
the United States during the twelve
months which ended on February 28th
was e729, ,807 $50. against 1858, ,669 GAL
during the preceding twelve months.
The total value OF imports for the
twelve mouths which ended February
18th was $670, 257. 534, against S607 ,72l, :
l2S during tho twelve months which
ended with February, 1885.
A freight train ON the Norfolk and
Western railroad broke through bridge
on the Big Otter river, twenty miles
from Lynohburg, Va, Thursday after
noon. II is reported that eight or nine
workmen were killed, and several
others injured. The engine and several
oars got over before the bridge gave
way.
A passenger train and freight train
on the Baltimore and Philadelphia rail-
road collided early Thursday morning
at Leslie, Md. Both trains were
wrecked and the engines telescoped.
Three train hands were injured, one, q
fireman named George Croghan. NOR.
tally.
The bodies Of Charles CLOWN and his
wife, an aged couple, we're found dead
In their house IN Detroit, on Wednes-
day evening. The man was under the
bed, with pillow on his face. An i'm
becile daughter, aged 80 years, is be.
A cable despatch was received in
New York yesterday from Rome, an.
nounciDg that the Pope, desiring toI
show special honor to Archbishop Cor
rlgan, has appointed him Prelate As
sistant to the PontificAl Throne.
The total number of immigrants who
arrived In the United States uring the
eight months which ended with Feb
ruary last was 22l 400, against 156, ,942
during the corresponding period Of the
preceding year.
While donation party was being held
In school house at Stiliville, near
Utica, New York, yesterday, the floor
gave way and nearly fifteen persons
sustained severe bruises, burns, scalds
and fractures of the limbo.
Governor Beaver has appointed 81
special polite for the Cam bria Iron
Company at Johhstown. Before the ex-
piration Of his term Governor Pattison
refused similar request for 1873 police
men.
Jacob Bread died In Newark, Ohio, on
Wednesday evening, from the effects of
scaldinR received from his wife In a
quarrel last Sunday. Since his death
she has become o maniac.
Obey Moulder. 36 years old, fell from
. scaffold at I'll Market street, Phila-
delphia, Thursday, Q distance of FIVE
stories, and was seriously injured.
Timothy Doyle. "a years old, employ
ed at Hopes & Townsend's bolt works,
Philadelphia, had his skull fractured
Thursday, by being struck by machin
cry.
The army officers at Fort Lincoln,
Dakota, believe that the settlers on the
islands opposite the post perished In the
recent floods.
Jacob Peterson,a "a grocer In New York
was Thureday fined 500 for selling oleo-
mar garine.